Mount Clemens High School - Yearbook (Mount Clemens, MI)

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Quietly And Efficiently They Serve AUDIO-VISUAL-AIDS CLUB Another of the indispensible service clubs of MCHS is the Audio-Visual-Aids Club. Students who are interested in running auclio-visual equip- ment and learning about their uses can be members of the A.V.A. Every student at MCHS is familiar with the function of the A.V.A. Showing movies in class- rooms, running opaque projectors, using tape recording machines-all of these functions of the A.V.A. are familiar to the student in the classroom. Dick Havel performs the weekly task of oiling all the movie projectors. Carol Ziehm and Mary Tesner prepare to splice a broken film Bottom row: Qleft to riglitj Miss Ainsliury, jones, B. Dozicr, L. Bodanyi, D. MacMillan, sponsor, D. Rachow, S. Goliat, S. XViss1nucllcr, R. Havel and NV. Cribbs. Third row: J. Kukuk, J. Gobat, S. Neisch, C. Zielim. lf. Yokom. M. J, Peltier, J. Pearl. j. Kursteiner, R. Scofield, Tesner and P. Skinner. Second row: R. Balm- D. Lee, D. Chapnian and R. Odell. cock, NV. Aitken, D. Kimmel, R. Odell, M. 86

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If . . W ' ' 1 M 5 A ,NN 1 Between Administration And Student Body Ralph Czarnecki and Doris Bcverlcin move thc The Student Council clean-up day wasn't all work magazine sale thermometer up and up toward the 35.5115 IJICUIFC Of BOUUIC Jolly and NHUCY HCUYY goal, Wlll attest. Bottom row: Qlcft to rightl Mrs. Persson, M. Wheeler, G. Trabue, S. Starkey, C. Berkhof adviser, P. Gillctt, R. Riojas. G. Mass, j. Blasic, and M. Farber. Third row: NV. Rastiquc, H. M. Rooney, C. Fox, B. Tyveln, J. Drummoncl Zurawski, G. Scar, W. Albee, S. Lcvine, I.. and G. Bock. Second row: J. Edwards, C. Winstunley, B. Ellis and R. Czarnccki. Kncllcnmeistcr, VI. lfscll. 0. Burk, M. jones, S5

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From Biology To Physics A Place For A11 SCIENCE CLUB Organized in l957, the Alpha Sigma Rho Science Club of MCHS has become a very large and active group. The club is made up of both boys and girls who are interested in various phases of science, and the sponsors are Miss Florence Durant, Mr. Ralph Bielawski, and Mr. Paul Zurakowski. Any student who joins the Science Club is expected to complete some kind of a scientific project. Several students have entered their projects in various science fairs. Gary Vanderl-Iaagen shows how he assembled his satellite tracking radio. When complete, he hopes to follow the Explorer with it. Bottom row: Lleft to rightj J. Huhns, M. Dirjan, B. Kolznak, N. Keil, M. Tesner, J. Dowdal, D, Henderson, A. Opper, B. Beaujean and D. Schultz. Second row: Mr. Zurakowski, sponsor, M. Rickard, D. DeKyser, R. Rachow, S.XVinstanley, S. Neisch, A. Peters, D. Thomas, M. Dirjan, J. Oakey, K. Nugent and Mr. Bielawski. sponsor. Third row: G. Pyle, R. Leichti, E. Bergmann, T. Leichti, J. Jacques J. Bossart, B. Girson, NV. Yates, R. D'Hondt H. Parkinson, L. Wfinstanley and R. Scofield Fourth row: L. Reinowski, H. Trumbo, XV NVinstanley, F. Piellusch, J. Collier, G. Vander- Haagcn, G. DuBois, C. Jelirey, G. Sirtnay T. Essig and J. Nunnally. S7 Roger D'Hondt proudly displays one of his rockets. VVe understand he has had at least one successful launchng